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To execute SSI commands, the file must be processed by a web server.

| Problem | Likely cause | Solution | |---------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------| | Browser shows <!--#include file="..." --> | File opened locally or server SSI disabled. | Place on a web server with SSI enabled. | | Included content missing | File path incorrect or permissions issue. | Use relative paths; check file read permissions.| | 500 Internal Server Error | Syntax error in SSI directive or Apache config. | Check error logs; verify directive syntax. | | Only part of page renders | Nested SSI loops or recursive includes. | Avoid circular includes. | view shtml

.shtml files are HTML pages that include server-side includes (SSI) — directives the web server processes before sending the page to a browser. SSIs let you embed dynamic content (e.g., include files, timestamps, environment variables) without full server-side scripting. To execute SSI commands, the file must be